Sentence examples for specific thresholds of mortality from inspiring English sources

In this survival meta-analysis of screening flexible sigmoidoscopy for colorectal cancer, we quantified the time to benefit, determining when specific thresholds of mortality reduction were reached.

Analyses yielded average and specific thresholds of high apparent reliability.

One becomes demented only if a cognitive reserve capacity falls below a specific threshold of functioning brain tissue.

2 The Framingham Heart Study showed that there were sex-specific thresholds of urinary ACR (3.9 mg/g for males and 7.5 mg/g for females) for an increased incidence of cardiovascular events and mortality.

It implies a need for sex-specific thresholds of moderate activity.

The effect of high temperatures on summer mortality was also investigated focusing on the slope above the city-specific threshold of the exposure-response curve.

We were not able to identify the traditional 10 units of PRBCs or any other specific threshold definition of massive transfusion, based on a mortality outcome.

It is a lesson the outcast sovereign learns at a few seconds to midnight, at a threshold of mortality ("fourscore and upward"), from which the playwright, the actor and presumably the vast majority of viewers feel safely detached.

The contribution of specific causes of mortality to the reduction in all‒cause mortality remains unknown.

Our results provide further support of geography-specific and climate-specific temperature thresholds for mortality, similar to other research studies [ 8, 17, 25, 30- 32], and suggest that city-specific early warning criteria against health risks from extreme heat should be developed, as opposed to a general criteria for all regions.

SBDP CSF levels greater than specific thresholds were shown to correlate with poor outcome and mortality and the temporal expression of SBDP for non-surviving patients differed from that of surviving patients.